Reviews for Power Support HD Anti-Glare Film Set for iPhone 5

This definitely makes the screen more blurry/pixelated. Also, if you are expecting to cover two phones, you will have to live with bubbles in one of them. There is only one dust remover included. Without using the dust remover a tiny speck will cause an annoying bubble in the film. I would recommend passing on these. Perhaps the clear ones are better.

This screen protector does go on nicely and resists smudges and finger prints - BUT - it makes the display have a prismatic or "fuzzy" look to it. Why buy the beautiful retina display and use something that definitely alters it in a bad way. I am very sorry I purchased these. I can't understand why people love these.

This is by far the best screen protector for iPhone's. I've owned Zagg, and Bodyguardz screen protectors, and Powersupport by far is superior. With the HD Anti-glare & Fingerprint screen protector, the retina display is reduced about 5% but it's hardly noticeable, and you have to expect that with an Anti-glare/fingerprint screen shield. I'd rather have that than wiping away fingerprints all the time, and dealing with glare, plus it protects it from scratches.

This screen protector is the best matte one on the market. But the prismatic effect blocks out one of the main features of the iphone 5. The retina display looks worse than my ipad 2 with this protector on. I can't live with that. I'd rather have glare part of the time (which I never really notice) than pixelation all the time. It's easy to put on but so are a lot of protectors. Wait for the crystal one to be available on the apple store or buy direct from power support.

Power Support makes the best iPhone screen protectors in the market! This is the second set of screen protectors I've purchased from them, the first being for the iPhone 4.

Installation is somewhat easy, the main thing you have to worry about is aligning it properly and not getting dust trapped in between during the installation process. While trying to get the camera holes and home button perfectly aligned, a single strand of microfiber flew in and got stuck on the protector. It's so small that it's really not noticeable after you forget about it, but still, one of the pains of installation. Absolutely no bubbles (if they form, just lift the protector with a piece of scotch tape and reapply), unlike what I've seen from other brands of protectors.

The anti-glare protectors does degrade the retina display giving it a slight haze, but you'll get used to it. The display is still awesome, so either get used to it or buy the crystal film set (or go bare and risk scratches if you care about the retina display over protection).

With Power Support film sets, you can rest assure that you'll get absolute protection. I'm still using my old iPhone 4 for home use so I decided to remove the crystal film protector from it. It took a little effort to remove (moving tape did the trick), and lo and behold, every single deep scratch and knick that I received over the years was solely on the Power Support screen protector! Also, no sticky residue! My screen is LIKE BRAND NEW and I couldn't be happier!

In summary, Power Support makes the best screen protectors in the market, and yes, you'll lose clarity with this anti-glare set but it's a thousand percent worth it for the protection you get.

SIMPLY THE BEST FOR ANY IPHONES. WORTH EVERY PENNNY.

I had anti-glare screen protector for 4S which did great with fingerprints but didn't seem to take away from the beauty of the screen.

This one makes the screen look very pixellated. Would not recommend, hoping another company comes out with a good anti-glare screen protector because love the no finger prints and anti-glare aspects.

I got my iPhone 5 almost 2 weeks ago and I toughed it out with the plastic film it initially came with on the screen. At the time I got it the only screen protectors and cases available were at Best Buy or Target. I have had these Power Support Screen protectors on my iPod Touches for years and I love them. Getting them on has always been a nerve wrecking experience(I've screwed up several of them over the years trying to get them on) but this one I actually managed to get on by myself(I borrowed a microfiber towel from the Apple Store to wipe the screen off first). These screen protectors are half the price of an Invisible Shield,they go on dry(the idea of wiping liquid on my $300 phone's screen does not appeal to me), the screen still looks great, and they don't fall off. This is quite possibly the best $15 you'll spend protecting your iPhone 5.